The Apache

The Apache Indians are

• A Native American group

• A Native group

• A Ecuadorian American group

• A International group

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In the past, Apache families lived close together. As a Family grew, it reminded a closely knit group with a male leader who made all the decisions.

• Family Groups

• Food from Nature

• Bison

• Teepees

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Apache families remained together as the children grew. Several generations of young and old people from the same family grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins lived together

• Members of the Family

• Food from Nature

• Bison

• Teepees

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Apache foods came from the land on which the people lived or from the animals of the land. The Apache ate cactus, berries and root vegetables.

• Members of the Family

• Food from Nature

• Apache Art

• Teepees

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Some Apache people lived in teepees. Teepees were cone-shaped tends made of birch bark or buffalo skins.

• Members of the Family

• Food from Nature

• Apache Art

• Teepees

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Other Apache people lived in wickiups, these dome-shaped houses were about seven feet tall. To build a wickiups, people drove poles of oak and and willow into the ground and tied them together with strands of yucca leaves

• Members of the Family

• Food from Nature

• Apache Art

• Wickiups

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Apache men and women created beautiful works of art by weaving. Apache women made baskets to carry and store food and other things.

• Members of the Family

• Food from Nature

• Apache Art

• Wickiups

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Another form of Apache art was beading. Apache women made beats out of turquoise, amber, ivory, bones and other material.

• Members of the Family

• Food from Nature

• Bison

• Beads and Beading

This Picture is an example of:

• Members of the Family

• Food from Nature

• Bison

• Beads and Beading

This picture shows

• A Teepee

• Bison

• Food

• Families